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Map of the Kingdom's Warfare.

Chapter 170: Soldiers Approaching Gao Mi. [173]



Summary

Wei Chi Gong, despite his size, demonstrated agility in battle, successfully countering an ambush by Zheng Ting, the raiding army's captain. After a fierce clash, Zheng Ting fled, while Wei Chi Gong advanced against more enemy troops. Meanwhile, Captain Yang Xu led a cavalry charge into the county town, securing the city gate and causing the defending soldiers to scatter. As the Sui army surged forward, Zheng Ting ordered the burning of the floating bridge to prevent their escape, leading to chaos among the raiders. In Jiao Xi, raider leader Meng Rang was alarmed by the news of Gao Mi County's capture and summoned Zheng Ting, who expressed his shame over the defeat. Meng Rang, realizing the gravity of the situation, chose not to execute Zheng Ting due to his loyalty and the need for capable generals. The following day, Zhang Xu Tuo led a significant force to Gao Mi County, where he was welcomed by Zhang Xuan and celebrated for the successful capture with minimal casualties. Zhang Xu Tuo noted the presence of women in the county, understanding the plight they faced under Meng Rang's rule. As he strategized for the next move, he reflected on Meng Rang's history and potential retreat routes, deciding to build a floating bridge to cross the river and confront the remaining enemy forces.

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